When you see it next to Windows 11 it's pretty jarring."įor sure.
"More important, though, is the fact that it's highly visually dated.
He's a p0wnball Wizard, and he's twisted one Ubuntu-powered gameĪs for whether Pinball might make a comeback, Plummer thought it unlikely: "First, the game is ancient and while for many people it's a nostalgic thing, I don't know that younger Windows user are really clamoring for it. 'I wrote Task Manager': Ex-Microsoft programmer Dave Plummer spills the beans. Retired engineer confesses to role in sliding Microsoft Bob onto millions of XP install CDs. I just assumed that it was gone forever." He went on: "I'm just guessing about what happened afterward because nobody informed me that they had gotten Pinball working and added it back. I don't know that younger Windows user are really clamoring for it. Whatever the problem was, somebody fixed it, and then they went back and re-tested Pinball with this fix, and everything worked great, so they put Pinball back." 
"Or maybe there was a compiler bug, and the compiler team fixed that.
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